Funny Anime With a Hero Always Dies

by Lynzee Loveridge,

Everyone in anime is looking for a new lease on life nowadays, preferably in an alternating world with a few new magic abilities to telephone call their own. Some less fortunate protagonists accept to go to their new world the hard style, and getting reincarnated afterward an unfortunate accident is the prime way to observe yourself in this position. Well-nigh of the deaths in isekai light novels are the issue of traffic accidents, only every once in a while, something truly random causes the hero to boot the saucepan. Hither are merely a few gruesome examples:

Decease By Vending Machine (Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon) Our hero is a self-styled vending machine maniac. He travels far and wide to appreciate dissimilar vending auto models and effort out their different food items, from kitsune udon to milk tea. And then it's only fitting that he goes out the way he lived: crushed past a vending car that falls off the back of a truck. He even admits that he could have avoided his ironic fate were he not so taken with the machine's dazzler. So it's little surprise that he's reincarnated every bit a vending motorcar himself. Dubbed Boxxo, he'll live out the rest of his days as a magical item dispenser for intrepid dungeon explorers.

Decease By Impending Meteor (Isekai Canceller) Don't yous hate it when you're in the heart of a dungeon crawl and then the unabridged world just ends? You didn't fifty-fifty get to save your progress! That'south what happens in Isekai Canceller when the nameless protagonist ends up dead and reborn into the concluding video game he was playing. He and the rest of Earth's population are decimated by an impending meteor that crashes into the planet and snuffs out life every bit we know it, so information technology's a good thing he's got a brand-new life in his video game globe where he can cancel out everyone else's abilities. Yep, that's not a fantastic power, just the protagonist decides to make the all-time of it by getting artistic and figuring out how to exist the strongest with his unique skill.

Death past Daze/Tractor (Konosuba) Konosuba is all about poking fun at isekai tropes, so its hero Kazuma doesn't exactly die in a traffic accident. He attempts to save a girl from being hit by a truck, just information technology actually wasn't a truck at all, only a tractor slowly moseying along. And information technology's not the tractor flattening him that kills him either, but the shock of the close phone call itself. I approximate this could be attributed to Kazuma being a shut-in without much life experience outside of his otaku routines. Then instead of being elated that he rescued the daughter, he assumes he's been hit by a truck and just keels over right in that location from a centre attack.

Cicadas Only Have three-Calendar week Lifespans (Fifty-fifty a Cicada Becomes a Dragon If Reborn) Low-cal novels similar That Time I Got Reincarnated every bit a Slime or Then I'yard a Spider, And so What? star creepy creatures that started out as human being. Non and so much in Even a Cicada Becomes a Dragon if Reborn, which follows a cicada who gets reincarnated as a dragon. The cicada itself dies of natural causes—meaning that after spending a few years eight feet underground, it emerged, molted, attempted to mate, and then perished after a few weeks. This 1 lucky cicada catches a suspension after beingness reborn as a fearsome dragon, just apparently it notwithstanding wants to do what cicadas practice best: sing really loudly and find the daughter-bug of its dreams.

Death By Mount Climbing ( Shirokuma Tensei )This is another case where the cause of death seems to predict a character's new life. A 28-yr-old mountain climber dies out on the slopes merely to be reborn as an actual polar bear. Of form, this is a fantasy world, and then instead of attempting to survive on the increasingly smaller ice caps, he's at present living in the forest and hanging out with fauna girls building sheds. The lingering questions nigh his human life, similar if anyone always found his frozen body, aren't really answered.

Death By Dragon Consumption ( The Unwanted Undead Adventurer ) Charlatan Rentt actually originates from a fantasy world but gets reborn however later meeting a truly unfortunate finish. Tired of barely getting by on killing depression-level monsters, Rentt explores a previously undiscovered path just to exist confronted by a dragon that makes a quick meal of him. Rentt'southward demise isn't his end though, equally he soon discovers himself to be living on as little more than a skeleton robed in his erstwhile equipment. He escapes the dragon but has to alive on as his new undead cocky in hopes of finding a cure.

Death By Falling Comatose on a Bike (Cheat Skill: "Sleep Learning" ~Heartwarmingly Living the Other World Life) I can relate to wanting to take a nap anywhere and everywhere, but yous probably shouldn't practise that while operating whatsoever kind of vehicle. Harumi made this fatal mistake while riding his bicycle. Like other isekai protagonists, Harumi died in a manner befitting his hobby; it'southward just that his hobby was sleeping all the fourth dimension. I guess my signal is that Harumi didn't die due to exhaustion or narcolepsy; he died because he just liked sleeping and then much that he thought he could also ride a bike at the aforementioned time. When he awakens in another world, he but goes back to slumber, and that's how he learns that he can acquire whatever abilities used on him so long as he'southward sleeping.

The new poll: Who is your favorite true cat BOY?

The old poll: Who is your favorite cat girl?

  1. Blair (Soul Eater)
  2. Aisha Association-Clan (Outlaw Star)
  3. Black Hanekawa (Monogatari serial)
  4. Iki Hiyori (Noragami)
  5. Toujou Koneko (High Schoolhouse DxD)
  6. Merle (Vision of Escaflowne)
  7. Ichigo Momomiya (Tokyo Mew Mew)
  8. Neko (Thou Project)
  9. Nuku Nuku (All Purpose Cultural True cat Daughter Nuku Nuku)
  10. Eris (True cat Planet Cuties)
  11. Serval (Kemono Friends)
  12. Haineko (Bleach)
  13. Felicia (Darkstalkers)
  14. Neferpitou (Hunter 10 Hunter 2011)
  15. Nekomusume (GeGeGe no Kitarō)
  16. Leonmitchelli Galette des Rois (Domestic dog Days)
  17. Archer of Red (Fate/Apocrypha)
  18. Chocola (Nekopara)
  19. Ryo-Ohki, humanoid (Tenchi Muyo!)
  20. Shizuka Nekonome (Rosario + Vampire)

When she isn't compiling lists of tropes, topics, and characters, Lynzee works as Managing Interest Editor for Anime News Network and posts pictures of her sons on Twitter @ANN_Lynzee.

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